The Transparency Task Force (TTF) has published an open letter to the Financial Conduct Authority's new chief executive Nikhil Rathi with a "wish list" of changes it would like the regulator to implement.
The TTF said that while is aligned with the FCA's objective to protect consumers, there was a "great deal that the FCA could and should tighten up on". TTF founder Andy Agathangelou listed a number of points in the letter where it would like improvements could be made, including consumer protection and online advertising. Regulation Blog: Deadline extended for fund groups to meet ESG disclosure requirements The group is calling for greater engagement with pro-consumer campaign groups, as it feels the FCA is missing opportunities to "benefit from the insights and experiences of camp...
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